Kashi Prayagraj Ayodhya

Varanasi is arguably one of the world’s most fascinating destinations. According to some sources, this ancient, holy city is said to be more than 5000 years old. If true, this would mean it is the oldest city on earth!

However, what draws both Hindu pilgrims and international tourists to the city en masse are the famous Varanasi Ghats on the Ganges River. These are are the holiest cremation sites for Hindus in India. Best estimates indicate that about 100 000 people’s ashes are cast down the Ganges here every year.

To truly experience the beauty, wonder, and power of the ghats and the holy Ganges River, I’d highly recommend not skipping a Varanasi morning river boat ride. In this guide, I’ll quickly detail everything that you need to know about booking a boat, what to expect, where to go, and a few tips on making the Ganges sunrise boat ride an enjoyable experience.

Pancha Ganga Ghat is revered as the most sacred place of all Ghats in Varanasi. It is a clean place where one can have bath and dips and less crowded place.

Harishchandra Ghat is also one of the oldest ghats in Varanasi. It is highly revered by both locals and visitors and just like Manikarnika Ghat, it is believed that being cremated here leads a person to attain salvation. As is common to all such religious places, the ghat wears a solemn outlook most of the days. At the base of the steps leading to the holy River Ganga, you come across boats waiting to take passengers to the other side. Somewhere else, smoke rises with a seriousness before mixing with the air above. The entire scene reminds you of your mortality and how transient everything really is.

It’s a city with deep cultural experience, The scared river of Ganga preserve the memory of thousands years in her motherly water which flows just in the center of the city. Our tours will take you to magnificent Sunset with Ganga Aarti (Praying to the God of river –The Ganges) where life starts at the bank of mother ganga with a morning eye opener prayers by scared priest, you can enjoy these spectacular scenes on boat. This is a lifetime cultural experience to not MISS !. While at same places while exploring cultural heritage you will find THE END of life at Manikarnika Ghat where people are burning dead body of loved ones. Our tours will bring you to life and death experience at cultural heritage sites of Mother Ganges.